At The American School (TAS), middle school students develop essential communication and teamwork skills in a truly international environment. Through collaborative projects, debates, and global exchange programs, students learn to listen, connect, and work effectively with peers from diverse cultural backgrounds – preparing them to thrive as confident global citizens

At The American School (TAS), Math is taught through real-life applications to help elementary students develop logical thinking, problem-solving, and academic communication in English. Here, students don’t just learn Math—they learn how to use it as a meaningful tool for life, planning, and creative thinking.

Personal projects are no longer optional—they’re a powerful asset in top-tier university applications. At TAS, students receive 1:1 guidance to build academic, creative, and purpose-driven capstone projects. From ideation to year-end showcases, each project becomes a unique highlight that sets students apart and strengthens their path to global universities.

Taking AP courses isn’t about quantity—it’s about strategy. At TAS, students receive personalized guidance to select AP subjects aligned with their future major and strengths. This strategic approach helps each AP course add real value to their university applications, making them stand out with purpose and confidence.

Transitioning into an international curriculum in high school can be overwhelming. At TAS, students receive personalized support through counseling, academic English tutoring, and one-on-one mentoring—ensuring a smooth adjustment, stronger foundation, and confidence to thrive in the international learning environment.

Academic success alone isn’t enough for global university life. At TAS, soft skills like time management, communication, and independent learning are deeply embedded in the American curriculum—through cross-subject projects, personal mentoring, and emotional wellness workshops—empowering students to enter international universities with confidence and resilience.

Even when enrolled in an international English-based curriculum, IELTS remains a key requirement for many global universities. At TAS, students receive early, strategic IELTS preparation through personalized pathways, native-speaking teachers, and band-targeted classes—ensuring strong results and confidence for their international university journey

For many parents, the real question about international schools isn’t just the tuition—it's whether the investment leads to competitive college scholarships. At TAS, with a strategic and personalized application plan starting from Grade 9, students are empowered to build strong, standout profiles that increase their chances of earning scholarships from top global universities.

Nguyen Hoang Khanh (Jennifer), TAS Valedictorian, is a shining example of holistic international education. With an offer from UC Davis and nearly $164,000 in scholarships from top U.S. design schools, Jennifer’s success reflects her strong academic foundation, creative mindset, leadership experience, and distinct personal voice—all nurtured through the international education model at TAS